Find the affected area.
Share where you noticed the problem and when it started. Photos from inside the home can provide useful context.
Residential roof care
Roof repair
Address a specific roof problem with a clear repair plan.
Request an Estimate
Start with the roof condition.
A missing shingle and a roof leak can have different causes. A repair starts with the affected area and the roof around it.
When to ask for a closer look.
- Missing, loose, or damaged shingles.
- A new water stain or a leak that returns.
- A problem near a chimney, vent, or roof connection.
What to discuss.
Review the repair scope.
Discuss the affected shingles, roof connections, and any visible damage below the roof surface. Ask which work the estimate includes.
Compare the options.
A local repair may suit an isolated problem. Wider wear or repeat damage may call for a larger project.
Questions about roof repair.
Will a repair match the existing shingles?
The original product, its age, and its exposure can affect the match. Ask to see the proposed material before you approve the work.
Does a leak mean I need a new roof?
Not always. The cause, extent of damage, and overall roof condition determine the options.
Your next step
Start with the facts about your roof.
Tell us what you noticed and what you want to understand.